Online Activism VS Real World Activism

Recently there has been a lot of debate online about whether online activism or real-world activism is more important. In this video lay out the case for real-world activism and how online activity should serve to support real-world activity in order to push for social and political change.

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PLEASE NOTE: If you wish to debate with me in the comments about anything I have said, I welcome that. However please listen to the complete podcast and ensure you argue with the points I have made. Arguments that simply consist of nonsense such as "what gives you the right to judge" or "I'm a [insert religious affiliation] and you should be ashamed of yourself" or other such vacuous non-arguments will simply be ridiculed.